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Also, my memory is fucking shit. I recall like a fraction of the people who have come and gone.

I was actually talking to an employee yesterday about Lassie. He actually had no idea who Lassie was. I explained that Lassie was a collie who intentionally led a little boy into danger so he could save him and be the hero. Kinda like the mom's who poison their kids for attention.

Fun fact: To have the Son of Lassie come out to your food truck to give "Pawtographs" (My word, not theirs), it is $400.

Foo wrote:How much risk of death would you take on to have an amazing pet. Like, imagine you could own Lassie or the dog-dragon from The Never Ending Story, but there is a small chance it would one day murder you. Would you take a 1% chance? 2% chance? 10% Chance?

45% if I can guarantee it won't be put down when it eventually kills me.

I am imagining the dog-dragon laying on the sofa and I start cooking something spicy for dinner, it gets a good whiff of some chili peppers, sneezes, and destroys a city block radius.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:About halfway through Daredevil Season 3. Loving how they're handling how nuts Bullseye is, and I dig that they actually plucked a storyline from the comics (where he's impersonating Daredevil).

I'm torn on Bullseye. Love how crazy the character is, like the character overall, but the fight scenes are a bit too cartoonish to me. I am stoked to see where it goes though.

Also, I keep referring to the hand as the foot clan. I think that's a little wishful thinking...I would love to see Netflix handle a live-action TMNT show (so long as it doesn't cross over with any of their other Marvel shows.)

You know, I thought Lassie's Twitter page would be a lot more entertaining.

Was Lassie the first Transgender star in Hollywood?

i think charlie chaplin was the first actor to play the opposite gender on film. but he didn't make a career out of it like with lassie. so it depends on how you mean, i guess.

zombie wrote:i think charlie chaplin was the first actor to play the opposite gender on film. but he didn't make a career out of it like with lassie. so it depends on how you mean, i guess.

Lassie never played a guy, I don't think.

I wonder if Lassie penis ever found its way onto film...

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:i think charlie chaplin was the first actor to play the opposite gender on film. but he didn't make a career out of it like with lassie. so it depends on how you mean, i guess.

Lassie never played a guy, I don't think.

I wonder if Lassie penis ever found its way onto film...

also, didn't choose to play the role. he was made to do it.

peter pan is probably the most well known fictional character to traditionally be played by the opposite gender. (though there are exceptions there) has lassie ever been played by a girl dog?